Pomposa Abbey
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Pomposa Abbey is a Romanesque abbey built near Ferrara in the 10th century.
The abbey contains a good mosaic pavement, and interesting frescoes; and there are also paintings in the refectory. It was abandoned in 1550 on account of malaria. The campanile is one of the finest belltowers from the Romanesque period. A similar campanile is on Rab.
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